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1943 Oct.
Riggs, Maida L.
Old Ship Hotel in Mere, Wiltshire
Mere (Wiltshire, England) - A street curves between stone buildings sitting close to the curb, in the village of Mere, in Wiltshire. A sign over one door, to the Ship Hotel, depicts a sailing ship. Back of print has censor's stamp.
1943 Oct.
Riggs, Maida L.
Typical village in Wiltshire
Wiltshire (England) - Looking down a street lined with with ivy-covered brick houses and fenced-in front yards, leading to a church with with a steeple at the end of the road. Title adapted from handwritten note on back of print.
1943 Oct. 6
Riggs, Maida L.
Letter from Maida Riggs to Alfred D. Riggs and Winifred L. Riggs
London (England) - Letter describes the beginning of Maida's work with her roommate Jean on a clubmobile for the American Red Cross during World War II.
1943 Oct. 6
Crew of the 'Minneapolis'
England - American Red Cross workers Ruth Kniep, Jean M. Overturf, and Maida L. Riggs, crew of the American Red Cross Clubmobile "Minneapolis."
1943 Oct. 6
Maida L. Riggs and puppy
England - Maida Riggs in the doorway of an American Red Cross Clubmobile holding a puppy known as Ida Lee, "company mascot".
1943 Oct. 6
Riggs, Maida L.
Mealtime at an American Red Cross Clubmobile
England - A large group of members of the armed forces crowd around an American Red Cross Clubmobile waiting to be served donuts and coffee.
1943 Oct. 6
Riggs, Maida L.
Mealtime at an American Red Cross Clubmobile
England - A large group of members of the armed forces crowd around an American Red Cross Clubmobile waiting to be served donuts and coffee.
1943 Oct. 6
Riggs, Maida L.
Army Air Force members in front of an American Red Cross Clubmobile
England - A large group of members of the armed forces crowd around an American Red Cross Clubmobile waiting to be served donuts and coffee. In the foreground are four members of the Army Air Forces, including Col. Dorrance Roysdon (at left; spelled "Royesden"), and American Red Cross Clubmobiler Ruth Kniep.
1943 Oct. 6
Typical scene of a sinker Sanka wagon
England - American Red Cross worker--possibly Maida Riggs--leans through the window of a Clubmobile, a basket of donuts in front of her, talking with a member of the armed forces. Title comes from Maida Riggs' note handwritten on the back; "sinker Sanka wagon" refers to a Clubmobile.
1943 Oct. 6
Maida L. Riggs and Duffy Quinn
England - Maida Riggs, Major Duffy Quinn, and an unidentified serviceman, all in their uniforms, next to the open back door of a Clubmobile. Quinn has a duffle bag slung over his shoulders, and Maida appears to be adjusting his collar. The three are laughing. They are on a road lined by a low brick wall, a field and houses in the background.